Japan – India Synergy: Vision 2052

25 November 2022, 10:00 am
Japan – India Synergy: Vision 2052
Programme Type
Talks
Venue
Conference Room II, IIC main building

Japan – India Synergy: Vision 2052
An International Symposium
Conceptualised by Dr. Anu Jindal, artist, scholar and curator

PROGRAMME


Opening remarks:         Dr Anu Jindal, New Delhi
Welcome Address:         Mr K. N. Shrivastava, Director, IIC
Invocation:                     Ms Yoko Matshushita, Osaka, Japan

Session I:                    10.10 - 11.20 am

Chair: Mr Kojiro Morikawa, Historian, Member of Osaka Foreign Business Network Club & Investor, Kyoto, Japan. 

A brief introduction of the Mithila Museum at the Museum of Modern Art, Wakayama
Mr Tokio Hasegawa, Founder-Director, Mithila Museum, Tokamachi, Niigata, Japan. (Yuka-san - Amagasaki, Osaka, interpreter) 

My Journey of Dance, Kalari, Yoga, Geeta and Situation of Indian Culture in Japan
Ms Yoko Matsushita, Bharat Natyam Dancer, Founder-Director, Studio Prachee, Osaka, Japan

India-Japan Economic Relations: Select Aspects
Dr H.S. Prabhakar, former Prof, School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi 


Tea break:             11:20 – 11:40 hours

Session II:             11:40 – 13:00 hours
Chair: Dr Anu Jindal, Artist, Scholar, Arts Administrator


Special Address:     Dr Vibha Dhawan, Director-General, The Energy & Resources Institute (TERI), New Delhi 

India as a fountain in the Japanese popular culture context: Focusing on the 1970s children's action TV drama Rainbow Man
Dr Hajime Hasegawa, Prof of Media Studies, Gaku-in University, Tokyo 


Dr Nisha Taneja, ICRIER, New Delhi 

Three Similarities of China’s Territorial Expansion: How does QUAD work?
Dr Satoru Nagao, Fellow (non-resident), Hudson Institute (Washington DC), will join from Tokyo


Lunch Break:         13:00 – 14:00 hours

Session III:             14:00 – 15:20 hours

Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Japan-India 
Dr Sreeram Chaulia, Prof & Dean, Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA), O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), Sonipat, Haryana, India 
 

Mr Anuj Dayal, Principal Executive Director (CC), Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, New Delhi

Mr Pramit Pal Chaudhuri, Head of India Practice, Eurasia Group, New Delhi 

Indo-Japanese bilateral and multilateral relations till 2047
Mr Gautam Mukherjee, Senior Journalist & TV Panelist, New Delhi 

Strategic Partnership/Africa Corridor
Mr. Manish Chand, CEO & Editor-in-Chief, India Writes Network, Centre for Global India Insights (CGII), India 

Tea break:             15:20 – 15:40 hours

Session IV:             15:40 – 17:00 hours

Chair: Dr Anita Sharma, former Prof, Dept of East Asian Studies, University of Delhi, New Delhi

Japan-India Trade and Soft Power Exchanges
Mr Amarendra Khatua, former Secretary and Director-General, Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR), New Delhi

City Planning in Japan: Historic City of Nagahama
Dr Prafulla Parlekar, Prof in Dept of Urban Planning, School of Planning & Architecture, New Delhi 

Environment Friendly Design for Sustainable Living-Japanese Role Model
Dr Anu Jindal, Artist Scholar Arts Administrator, New Delhi 

Summation by Dr Anu Jindal


The Symposium takes off from the Embassy of Japan in India’s declaration of “Building a future for our centenary” – looking ahead to the year 2052, when the celebration to mark the 100th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Japan and India will take place. 

Organised to mark the 70th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Japan and India

Fit at Any Age: A Practitioner’s Guide

29 November 2022, 06:00 pm
Fit at Any Age: A Practitioner’s Guide
Programme Type
Talks
Venue
Seminar Rooms III, Kamaladevi Complex, IIC

Fit at Any Age: A Practitioner’s Guide
By Air Marshal (Retd.) P.V. Iyer, AVSM, VSM (Bloomsbury India: 2022)
 
The author will be in conversation with Shri Rajiv Mehrishi, former Comptroller and Auditor General of India; and Shri Shekhar Gupta, journalist and author
 
(Collaboration: Bloomsbury India)
 

  Relevance of the Values of the Freedom Struggle

26 November 2022, 03:00 pm
  Relevance of the Values of the Freedom Struggle
Programme Type
Webcasts
Venue
Conference Room II, IIC main building

 
Relevance of the Values of the Freedom Struggle
Speaker: S. Irfan Habib
 
Moderator of the series: Suhas Borker
Introduction: Vinay Kumar, Secretary General, Press Club of India
 
The series of Conversations with Media is jointly presented by IIC and PCI and is hosted by them alternatively every month
 

Book Discussion Group

25 November 2022, 05:00 pm
Book Discussion Group
Programme Type
Discussions
Venue
Conference Room I, IIC main building

Ideology and Organization in Indian Politics: Polarisation and the Growing Crisis of the Congress Party (2009-19) 
By Zoya Hasan (OUP Oxford: 2022)
 
Discussants: Shri Mani Shankar Aiyar, politician, former career diplomat and author; Dr. Harish Khare, former Media Advisor to the Prime Minister of India and former Editor-in-Chief, Tribune; Dr. Rahul Verma, Fellow, Centre for Policy Research and Assistant Professor, Ashoka University; and Dr. Zoya Hasan, Professor Emerita, Jawaharlal Nehru University and author of the book
 
Moderator: Shri Bharat Bhushan, senior journalist
 

Himalayan Dialogues

23 November 2022, 04:00 pm
Himalayan Dialogues
Programme Type
Discussions, Webcasts

Nepal General Elections 2022 and India-Nepal Relations

Speaker: Sanjay Upadhya, Nepali author and analyst based in USA who has worked for the BBC, the Times of London, Inter Press Service, Khaleej Times and the United Nations. His latest book is Empowered and Imperiled: Nepal’s Peace Puzzle in Bits and Pieces (Kathmandu: FinePrint Books, 2022)

Chair: Prof. S.D. Muni, Professor Emeritus, Jawaharlal Nehru University and former Ambassador and Special Envoy, Government of India

Party manifestos in the run-up to the 20 November 2022 parliamentary elections in Nepal have highlighted the urgency of maintaining a balanced relationship with the country’s two giant neighbours, India and China. Nepal-India relations have always been entwined with the country’s domestic electoral politics. This time, China’s motives and intentions in Nepal are also being sharply scrutinised. More broadly, Kathmandu and New Delhi will have to navigate long-standing issues such as borders, sharing of water resources, and the plight of the madhesis. This challenge would be all the more pressing amid the general Nepali grumbles of India’s ‘big brotherliness’ and India’s perceptions of tepid Nepali sensitivity to New Delhi’s security concerns

 

Registration link

 

Grassroots Innovations for Society – A Sustainable and Scalable Model

22 November 2022, 06:00 pm
Grassroots Innovations for Society – A Sustainable and Scalable Model
Programme Type
Discussions, Webcasts
Venue
Seminar Rooms I, Kamaladevi Complex, IIC

Opening Remarks by Shri K.N. Shrivastava, Director, IIC and Dr. Renu Swarup     

Grass Root Innovations: Prof Anil Gupta                                                                          

Lead Presentations by Chairman, Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI); and Dr. Vipin Kumar, Director and Chief Innovation Officer, National Innovation Foundation – India (NIF)

Followed by a panel discussion with Dr. Sanjay Kumar, Division Director, CSIR - Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology (IHBT); Shri Manoj Kumar, Co-Founder and CEO, Social Alpha; Dr. Sanjay Saxena, Executive Director and Public Information Officer; National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS); Dr. Mrutyunjay Suar, Director General R & D and Innovation, KIIT University; and Dr. Shipra, IIT-Delhi

Moderator: Dr. Swati Basu

 

Innovators Success Story

Presentations by Grassroot Innovators                             

Moderator: Dr. Anamika Dey      

Science Led Innovations- Impacting the Development Agenda

21 November 2022, 06:00 pm
Science Led Innovations- Impacting the Development Agenda
Programme Type
Discussions, Webcasts
Venue
Seminar Rooms II, Kamaladevi Complex, IIC

Opening Remarks: Shri K.N. Shrivastava, Director, IIC

The Innovation Landscape: Dr. Renu Swarup

Lead Presentation: Dr. Shiv Sarin, Senior Professor, Vice Chancellor, Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences (ILBS), New Delhi

 

Followed by a panel discussion with Dr. Taslimarif Saiyed, CEO, cCamp; Ms Padmaja Ruparel, Co-Founder Indian Angel Network & Founding Partner of IAN Fund; Dr. Jitendra Sharma, Managing Director & CEO Andhra Pradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ); Dr. Radha Rangarajan, Director, CSIR-Central Drug Research Institute; Dr. Kiran Sharma, Senior Director, Sustainable Agriculture at The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and formerly with ICRISAT

 

Moderator: Dr. Renu Swarup

 

Panel discussion on Innvovators Success Story

Panelists: Dr. Arun Chandru, Co-Founder Pandorum Technologies; Shri Aditya Kadambi, Co-Founder, Mocxa Health Private Ltd., Bengaluru; Dr. Vanita Prasad, Chief Technology Officer, Revy Environmental Solutions Pvt. Ltd.; and Dr. Renuka Diwan, Co-Founder, BioPrime AgriSolutions

Moderator: Dr. Taslimarif Saiyed, CEO cCAMP

Flavours of Kashmir

Flavours of Kashmir
Start Date
17 November 2022, 12:00 pm

 

“Flavours of Kashmir”

Click here to book food online via Member Portal


Even as its roots lie in the cuisines of Iran and Central Asian countries, Kashmiri cuisine has evolved its own distinctive character. It is a celebration of not just an occasion itself, but of preparing, laying out, serving and consuming together the most delicious victuals. While summer cooking consists of a variety of dishes prepared with fresh, green, leafy vegetables either cooked separately or in combination with a variety of meats, winter brings with it the smoky flavours and textures of dried turnips, aubergines and zucchini in a medley of preparations, as well as the sweet and sour taste of dried apples, plums and apricots. Best enjoyed when people sit together to share and eat, the centrality of food to Kashmiri social life cannot be overemphasised. In the words of a famed Kashmiri chef when asked why ‘Wazwan’ was served when outsiders come to Kashmir, he said, ‘It is our identity. IIC has made special arrangements to serve “Flavours of  Kashmir” from 18 November to 20 November 22 (03 days) for its members. These items shall be served in addition to the regular menu in the Dining Hall, Lounge & Lotus Lounge and also can be booked on prior demand as “Take Away” items.

FOOD ITEMS

SELLING PRICE

STARTERS

 

Nadru monji (Lotus stem) (veg)

135.00

Mutton kabargah (Mutton ribs cooked in milk & spices)(Non-veg) 4 pcs

580.00

MAIN COURSE

 

Gushtaba (Mince meat balls in curd based gravy) (non-veg) 2 pcs

660.00

Chicken Tangri (Kashmiri style) (non-veg) 4 pcs

400.00

Mutton yakhni (Tender mutton in creamy yogurt gravy) (non-veg) 4pcs

580.00

Yellow Paneer (veg)

230.00

Nadru yakhni (lotus stem in curd gravy)(veg)

165.00

Rajma (veg)

100.00

Aukhrot mooli ki chutney

65.00

Meat Pulao (non – veg)

595.00

Meetha Pulao (Sweet pulao) (veg)

130.00

Khamiri Roti

35.00

DESSERT

 

Phirni

85.00

 

Take away services with prior booking will be available from 1030 hrs to 2100 hrs.
Kindly Place order at: 011-24609359, 24609472 or WhatsApp at 8130900937 (Dr Rahul Bist)
The last order for “Flavours of Kashmir” can be placed at: 
                                                                                           Dining Hall – up to 2100 hrs
                                                                                           Lounge- up to 2000 hrs

 

Kanwal Wali
Secretary, IIC
 

Additional Landline Number of IIC

Additional Landline Number of IIC
Start Date
17 November 2022, 12:00 pm

Dear Member,

Many Members have expressed difficulty in contacting the Centre through its notified Landline No. 011-24619431.  Hence, we have notified the following additional Landline Number for the convenience of our Members and others.

    011-24609499

We hope that this additional Landline Number would considerably ease the situation.


 Secretary IIC